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Omaha daily bee., 1887-01-18
LIVE STOCK.

Chicago. Jan. 1.-THE Drover's Journal
reports az follows:
Cattle-Receipts. 10000; weak and 5(d11Oc
lower; shipping steers, S.. 3OC95 20: stockers
and feeders, s2.40d3 80; cows, bulls ana
mixed. SL5oG3tO; bulk, s2.oo@255; Texas
cattle, 81. 4O03.2j.
Hogs-Receipts, $4,000; strong but heavy
&c higher; rough and mixed, S4.l0Ca4 ~ ;
packing and shipping. s4.G0@5OO; light,
s3s59i.60; skips S25g93,65
Q. .Sheep-Receipts, 1000: slow and steady
natives, S2.5094.Sj; western, S30OCd4. 50
Texans, 81. 50g375; lambs, per head, S4.009
5.25.
The 'Drovers' journal special London
cablegram quotes American cattle steady I;
best steers, dressed, l2c.
st. Louis, Jan. .-Cattle-Receipts, 900 !:
shipments, 400; strong and higher; choice
heavy natives, $4,000. S.; fair to good ship
ping steers, S3.10tdi.SO: butchers steers, fair
to choice, S3.00d4.l5; feeders fair to good
S2.1OG3.50; stockers, fair to good, 81. OO@
go.
Hogs-Rcceipts 1000; shipments, 1000:
active and lOc higher on heavy grades choice
heavy and butchers selections, 81 70td4.9O:
packing, fair to good, Si.50@465; Workers,
medium to fancy. S4.3OaI45; pigs, common
to good, S3.40a42j.
Kansas City, Jan. IL. -Cattle-Receipts,
800; shipments, none; steady; good cows
strong and shade higher; common to choice
shipping, S3.4OgG450; stockers, S2.6OG2 90;
feeding steers $3.00d39O; cows, 81 .50CD2 80
Hogs-Receipts, $500; shipments, 1900; {;
firm and DC higher; common to choice,
ST. l504Gj
Omaha daily bee., 1887-01-18
THE SPECULATIVE MARKETS.
The Certainty Of Decrease in the Visible
Controls the Wheat Pit.
CORN PRICES RANGE LOWER.
Provisions Exhibit Fair Activity and
Strength at the opening-Sup-
ply of Cattle Large-Hogs
Higher-Quotations.
CHICAGO PRODUCE MARKET.

CHICAGO, Jan. 17.-ISpecial Telegram to
the BEE. The certainty that the vast
amount of wheat in sight would be decreased
to-day by some figure controlled the feeling
at the start. II there had been any orders at
hand the market would have been whirled up
in lively fashion, but the situation was that
there was a great abundance of bull news but
total lack of buying orders The result was
that with cables very encouraging and with
the visible for the first time month GER
tain to decrease, prices hung in most de-
pressing way for an hour between sjG>jai c
for May. The visible supply statement
showed decrease of 522, Ola bushels. May
bobbed between s5ds55sc, starting at S5l4
and closing at sja,0qs5l5c. March sold at 5ol4
0t799ic, closing at 195tc, April closed at S0asc
June sold at s62i@s71sc sc and closed at s62ic.
At eight western points the re-
ceipts were $4,000 bushels and the
shipments $1,000 bushels. Corn was weaker
and prices ranged lower. The receipts were
only fair. The visible supply, however, in
creased G!0,S3l bushels Considerable press
ure on the part of longs to unload and the
abserce OF buying orders made the market
heavy from the start. and prices declined sc.
May opened at 4lat94lisc, broke to 41i4c
and closed at o'clock at ila-c, decline of
14g9sc from Saturday. Oats, were quiet
and a shade lower May sold at 3O%lm3lc
and closed at JOb4c. June sold at 3l"s 43l2sc
and closed at 3lasc. Provisions exhibited
fair activity and strength at the opening and
recorded slight declines. Local operators
were said To be well loaded for bulge and
began realizing. Buying orders did not
equal expectations and 4 general selling
movement set in early. The advance was
lost and a sharp decline secured at the l
o'clock close, prices being l2lac lower than
Saturday on mess pork 21ac on lard aud DC
on short ribs. Mess PORK opened at Sl23Ib
for May, sold to Sl2. 40, declined to Sl2.l5,
but closed steady with light offerings at
sold at s662jlaG 70 and closed at Sc G5G6
G.61l6. Short ribs for May sold at S6.21l "a
6.3il2 and closed at $3.50.
2:3O y. m.-The grain markets were quiet
and steady during the short session, closing
at S5ss(GS5I1c for May wheat and 4lssc tor
corn. In provisions there was not much
doing aside from little trading in May pork.
which sold down to 81. l59l2.l12, but closed
nj SO 10
Omaha daily bee., 1887-01-18

banker and live stock man, was in to-day
with thirteen loads OF cotn fed steers Of his
own feeding.
Allison & Beebe, Silver City, topped the
hog market to-day.
l., +. Stockweil. shelton, had four loads OF
sheep on the market
Charlie Strathnan, Hopkins, Mo, was in
with Two loads of cows.
G.. H. Hammond q Co. bought fourteen
loads of hogs on to-day's market
The following parties had cattle on the
market: Degnan IL Degan, Oketo. ] load 1;
Robert Walker, Shelton, loads; j. f.. Hunt
x Co., Papllion, l load.
AL Waggoner, of the firm of HORNE. Wa--
goner Il Co, left to-day for Chicago, where
he will attend the meeting for the establish
ment of national live stock exchange, as a
delegate from Omaha.
Joe Rosenbaum, of Rosenbaum Bros, of
Chicago and Omaha, was here yesterday
oOking after the interests of his Omaha
commission house. lie has great faith in the
Omaha stock market The name of the firm
will be changed TO ROsenbaum Live Stock
Commission Co. The business at this point
practical stockman and genial gentle
man.
Among those having hogs on the market
Files & Co., Cedar Rapids; Reno 4 Storrs
Ewing; A. Cruise, Atkinson; joseph Martin,
Burnett: Degnsn ~ Dcgan, Oketa w. +.
Smith, Mason: q. &. Nreeland, Juniata: W.
e. Potter Il Son, Corning; Still IL B.; Coun-
ell Bluffs; ii. II. Falkner, Plum Creek Il.
Scott, ClarkS; w. j. Davis IL Co., Goethen-
burg: y. Ingram, Mt. Ayr la.
Omaha daily bee., 1887-01-18

tions quiet and barely steady: receipts e, 900;
exports, ll3; ungraded, 41t3l5Ac; No. 2, Az
@419sc in elevator 4si4@4S34c delivered
4i{sc, !. @; b.: February closing at ss'sc.
0ats-Without Quotable. changes, receipts,
T2,0OO; exports, 19S; mixed western, SG@51c
White western, 3St6l2c.
Petroleum-Firm: United closed at 119Ic,
Eggs-Lower: western fresh, 20c.
Pork-Quiet and very steady; old mess,
Sl22 225@1275; new mess, sl2.75.
LaId-Opened points higher, later de-
clined jCdIc, closing steady; western steam.
spot. s6.T1k96.S0.
Butter..Firm; demand moderate; western,
2l(d2sc; Elgn creamery, SIC.
Cheese-Quiet and steady.
cash, 5s]6c February, 7s94c; May, s4isc.
Corn-Steady; No. :, 36c.
Oats-Dull; No. 2, 26l<c.
Rys-Weak NO. |, 51i4 &C.
Barey-Quiet; No ., 5OS4c.
,Proyisions-LoNer; pork, January, Sll.9O;
May, Sl2.30.
Cincinnati. Jan. IL -wheat-Steady and
firm; No. 9 red, s4igdS4a,c.
Corn-Actiye but lower; No. mixed,
Oats Easier; No. mixed, SOIa3lc.
Rye STEADY; No ., 59i Cd60c.
Pork Firm at sl2.jo.
lard-Weaker at SG.35.
WhiSky-Steady at Sll3.
minneapolis. Jan. -Wheat-Strong
and higher for cash: Mol hard, cash and Jan.
uary, T9l4c; February, 1Ol5c; NAV, s45sc:
No. northern, cash and February, 7sc; May,
sc; No. northern, cash and February, 1dc ::
Fiour--Firm; patents, sl.5oa47o; bakers,
S3GOd3.75.
Reccipts-wheat l5s,oOo bu.; flour, 1000
bbls.
shipments--Wheat, 5000 bu.; flour, Is, 900
bblS
is sronE-wheat, ,,33o,3,s bu; at St Paul,
81, 900 bu.
Omaha daily bee., 1887-01-18
CHICAGO LIVE STOCK.

CHICAGO, Jan. 17.-ISpecial Telegram to
the BEE. I-CATTLE--The supply to-day was
quite large and considerably exceeded the of
ferings last Monday. Another unfavorable
fact for statesmen was the poor to medium
quality. The offerings included comDara-
lively fine smooth steers of light or heavy
weight and such sold fully as well as last
week. The general run of cattle, however,
sold l0c lower than Friday. or about the same
as Saturday. Shippers paid S3.S5@4.5O for
common to good 1927 to 139l-lb cattle and
S4550u5.l0 for good to choice 1860 to lGOO-lb
steers. Stockers and feeders. s.. 2.40Cd3. so;
cows, bulls and mixed, Sl,50a3.5O; bulk,
s2.0C@265; Texas cows, $40: steers, S. 15Qp
3.25
HoGs-Trade was fairly active with
slight upturn on fine and fancy heavy. Light
mixed and light light underwent little or no
change. Spectators, as is usual, opened the
market and then sold ut slight advantage.
A few fancy heavy sold at S4.90a5.O0 and
prime packers at S4.6044.s0, with medium
and common mt S4.30l9I5O. Light sorts sold
at S+.00CG4 go and T. and b. sorts at S4.6O.
Omaha daily bee., 1887-01-18
FINANCIAL

New York. Jan. 17.-MoNEY-On call
easy at 4(dG per cent, closing at 5per cent.
PRIME MERCANTILE PAPER-Scarce and
wanted at GQ17 percent.
STERLING EXCHANGE-Active and firm
mt 81 .s24 for sixty day bills; $4.SG1S for de-
mand
GovERNMhNTs-Gover bonds were
dull but steady.
SToCKS-The stock market, while only
moderately active except for two stocks,
showed unusual irreguarity and feverish-
ness. The market opened firm to strong, the
advances over Saturdays closing figures
ranging up 10 q per cent. Early trading
was done at declining figures, but the weak
ness disappeared after the first half hour.
There was another short period of frmness
in the afternoon, when the decline was re-
newed and the lowest prices of the day were
touched generally about . p. IN. There was
some improvement in the last hour and the
market, with the exception of Richmond IL
West Point, closed about steady There are
n few advances this evening but none for
more than fractions while West Point is
down 516 per cent,
Omaha daily bee., 1887-01-18
Sheep.

Receipts,
Omaha daily bee., 1887-01-18
ON WALL. aTREKr.
PRODUCE MARKET.

Chicago. Jan. l7.-FolIowlng quotations
are the 1880 closing figures:
Flour - Dull and Unchanged; winter
wheat rOur, S42584.30: south
ern. s4;loa4.ao; Wisconsin. s4so
GAO; Michigan soft spring wheat,
S3.iOW4.30: Minnesota bakers. SS. 700
80; patents, $4.5O@4. 50: low grades. sl.959
and s3.2OG3.4O in sacks.
Wheat-Quiet, ssyeraping slightly above
Saturday, closing nc above that days clos
ing: cash, rs 9lOc; February, rs l3-l6c (;
March, 10 ei6c; May, So 1-l6c.
Corn - Moderate business transacted; :;
prices ranged llc under Saturdays close ;
cash, S5}sc; February, Soc; March, Sole;
Oats-Dull but weak and 1s@l.c lower;
cash, 26c; May, S0Ac.
Rye-Quiet at 5Sl2c.
Barley-Dull at 53lSc
Timothy seed-Primr, $3.50.
FlaXseed-Sl.00.
Whisky-sl.ls.
pork-Active trading; prices iluctuated
and closed weak and lower tnan saturday /;
cash, ,sll.s7ia; March, Sl1.97l6; May, Sl2 10
So March, S6.52bS; May, S665.
Bulk Meats-Dry salted shoulders, $4,000
300; short clear, s6.S5aG.i0; short ribs,
Buter-Quiet; creamery, as@slc; dairy,
Cheese-Qulet full cream cheddars l2xa
lSc; fats, IL l3c; young Americas, l24g1
Eggs-lld29c.
llides-Steady and unchanged; Green.
6}ss; heavy green salted, Dlc; sailed
dry iilnt, l$,Gi4c; deacons isIs, s5c each. &c
Tallow-Ao. country, s2ic; No, ., 2slc:
Omaha daily bee., 1887-01-18
OMAHA WHOLESALE MARKETS
The Week.

The past week has been very uncvcntful
so far as the produce markets are concerned.
Eggs have continued steady at the same
prices as quoted below for several weeks
past. There has also been very little change
In the poultry markets. The complaints as
to the slow sale of turkeys holds good for
this week as well as last. Chickens have for
the most part sold at the one price all the
week. ,iame has been selling fairly
well, but the heavy receipts of rab-
bits has caused decline in that direc-
tion. Butter, if anything, has been firming
M, but the quotations remain the same. Po-
tatoes, onions, apples, etc, present no es-
pecialy new features, but have continued
steady at the prices quoted below
Omaha daily bee., 1887-01-18
General MARKETS.

HIpEs-Green butchers. 5lI(d6c; geeen
cured. C; dry flint, ll9l2c; dry salt, salOc
two-thirds price. Tallow-34c. Grease
fElme white, &C; yellow, 2]4c; brown, ~
HEAVY HARDwARE-ITon, rate S2.65;
plow steel special cast, l9c;crucible steel, ,6hc
cast tools. do l2l9lsc; wagon spokes, per set
s2.OOSS5oi hubs, per SET sl.25; felloes.
Omaha daily bee., 1887-01-18
Shipments.
Notes

Cattle receipts light.
Cattle market strong.
Market on heavy hogs steady.
Common and medium hogs sold stronger.
Not enough hogs in to supply the demand.
George Meisner, Shelton, the VOL! known
Omaha daily bee., 1887-01-18
OMAHA LIVE STOCK,
The Week.

Monday, Jan. II.
The receipts of cattle have been heavier
during the past week than for some time On
"Wednesday they reached the highest point
OlO0) for several weeks. The market opened
at the beginning of the week firm and active
and everything was sold that came in. On
Wednesday there was sharp decline owing
to the lower markets in the east and to the
heavy run of stock. On Thursday it was
Still lower but active. On Friday much of
the loss was reganed. The market on Satur-
day was bare of fresh receipts and there was
accordingly very little done.
The hog market opened at the beginning
of the week with All advance of about lOc
over the closing prices OF the week before
Hogs sold all the way from S4.4O44.6O. On
Wednesday there was decline of strong
Zoe followed by similar decline on Thurs
day. On Friday and Saturday the market
advanced and the week closed with hogs
selling sc higher than at the beginning of the
week.
There has been nothing doing in the sheep
market this week. There have been a few
in but none sold,
Omaha daily bee., 1887-01-18
Prevailing Prices.
Representative sales.

COWS.
No. Ay; Pr, No. Az; Pr.
l.. lOl0 S2.3 7....ll5l sS.25
H....l05S 2.75
BULLS.
Ns. g.. 100 AS; snsfais
Omaha daily bee., 1887-01-18
GrOCCrS' J,iGe-

PICKLEs-1Medium, in bols, $3.50: do in
half bbis, $40; small, in pbss,, $50: do, in
half bels, SfS5; eghrkins, in bbls, ss.50;ado,
SYRUP-NO. 10, 4-gallon kegs, sl.2oa1. .25;
New Orleans per gallon 3std46c; maple syrup,
half bbls. 'old time" per gallon, zoe gal
Ion cans per doz, $1,000; half gallon cans.
per doz, $3.50; quart cans, sSGv.
Graves corn, 6,GEc; King gsfoTd's corn, i 10,
7c; Kingsfords gloss, 10, &c: Kingsford 5
gloss, g TO- 1Ssci klngsforus pure 3lb' 7alc;
CANNED GOODS s-Oysters, standard per case,
S3l5d3,25: strawberries, lb per case, S2.2o
raspberries. ID, per case, $40; California
pears, per case, $3.50: apricots, per cas-
ries, per case, $500; plums, per case, S3.65,
plueberries pc case, sl.s5: eLg plums, ID
per case, $3.50; pineapples. ID, per case
10 Salmon, per % don si5ess5; So sGt, Is goose, Goose
berries, per case, Sl.75; , ID string beans, per
case, s1.7O; 9 10 lima beans, per case, Sl.6o;
. 2lbmarrow fat peas, per case, s24O a2 80; 2 ID
toes, s!.2oq2 SO; . lb.corn s2,iO02.25
DRIED FRuIr,No. quarter apples 53+1
&c: in eyaporated boxes, 12iSd l3c: black
berries. boxes. ll@ll1c; peaches, Salt Lake,
1856, l0@lOI4c.; peaches, evaporated 5isc:
lie; raspberrles new, 23c; currents, 7O6 al II
prunes. new. 6s-0t6lS &C.
SUGARS = Powdered, 7c: cut loaf,
o341otsc' gran uIateu,b bth(doi &C; ;cOn1tctlOners'
A, 5jsg6c: standard extra &, 5&0e5alc; extra
C.. 5is@5Idc; medium yellow, 41eC95c.
CoFFEFs-Urdinarv grades, lI15,dl5c fai
fancy green and yellow, l69l7c: old GOV
ernment Java, 20936c; interior Java, l6][CG
zoe; Mocha, 22G2ic:, Arhuckle's roasted
21i+c; Mel.aughlin's NAXA roasted, 20t4c;
DIworth's zoe: REQ, Cross, 90l4c.
MATcHEs-Per caddie, 2Sc; square cases,
Sl.70: mule square. sl20.
CANDY-Mlxed, y4lll9c; stick. si.G19iSc
picnic. 51sc; creams, SIC; ginger snaps, Size;
city soda, TX.
.SoAps-Kirks savon imperial. s2.7o:
klrk saIinet, $500; Kirk standard, s3O5;
cap, $3.50; dome, S3.S5; washboard, s3.lO;
white cloud. S315.
Omaha daily bee., 1887-01-18

New York. Jan. 7.-Wheat-Receip
Al 900; exports, l56, 600; cash steady; options
opened lrm advanced 4@hc,. but soon
weakened and declined Ss@Hc, closing
elCs9i9Ic; No. 3 red 9l2.c; No. l red, Csc;
No. red, CSC In elevator, 9i1ac, ailoat; (;
February closing at 92so.
Corn-Spot steady and fairly active; op-
Omaha daily bee., 1887-01-18
Cattle.
Hogs.

The fresh receipts of cattle were very light
The market was firm and the buyers were
bidding up strong.
Omaha daily bee., 1887-01-18

AS usual on Monday the receipts of hogs
were light. The market opened active at
mon and medium grades sold even better than
on Saturday. The demand was good and
they were all sold.
sheep.
There were few in, but there was no de-
mand and they were reshipped.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-10-20

IoNpoN. OCT. 10 The Oongrefs OF
I,he L berni Federation Ut Noting ham
to-day resolved unanimously that when
the Irish question wss settled the dis
establishment OF the church In wales
should be m AIDE the Leading point OF the
Liberal party. Tie congress also adopted
n r,s,iu ion in favor OF reform OF the
falchis., 90 that one man shau have
o NV on. vote. II was decided 10 mold
q m Getting Of the federation At an early
dass IN Ireland.
On motion by Sr . aes K!tson reso'
iuuons heartily welt. ming Mr. G!ad
8 one, expressing confidence In bis
/ adership and declaripg that The con.
srsss anticipates an early settlement OF
tns Irish question on the lines OF the
OK preul hers poncy we're unanimously
carried amid uemenduoss cheering.
Tnis evening MIR. Gladstone, while
DRIVING TO the rlpk, was enthusiasti
cally greeted by the ,hroDgs that lined
the route. On arriving A. tbs HEX he
rec, ived an ovation from an assem blage
Of 500 ptIsors. Ia speech he sad
he xuu d bodily wsep aaai the Jaw oil
entail. He strongly condo mntd the re-
vival Of the phaItssg OF protection.
urged zoe ext-Osion % local gov
erpment in the direction OF decential-
za.ion, but ssii that these together with
the q uestions of isuor usiic ana dit.
esJao ishmen of tue church IN Scotland
aud Wales, tolld not Do touched uLui
q sound adjustment had been efscttd
IN rsRasu t. Irs.sad. Ii was bUpeless
1 attempt to deal with the arrears oil
Legislation or To attain better and
hbAlgnisr position until there had been
q total reversai Of tue disastrous policy
watch was nov being pussaed by the
govern ment Ia Ireland.
| He bsieved that the great 1tish con-
troyersy wo1ld In no long time be sat
isfactcrtly and trirmphAntly settled.
He advocated tho enfr 40 chisement OF
the nation rs r1e primary tool essential
to the WORK, ana he condemned fsRot
voting, declaring that one man should
have Only One vote. This sentiment
ELECTED cheers from t1e delegates Con.
linulns, Mr. Gladstone said hS would
not bind himself az 10 the mnnner In
which the pr:rc'pa enActnents in
hts iriIre bill tor tho government OF
Irelsrd should be framed. He had en-
desvor,d TO awe clear and iuteilisiUie
Indications, aud he WAS constrained 10
at within their letter and spirit.
LoSDoN, OF l9.-This afternoon a
crowd Ut unemployed workiDgmsn
sall,ed from Hyos Park into the streets
aud wss followed by iorce Of police.
men. In Berkeley Sa1sre the police
clnrsed upon the mob and scattered It.
TIE mob sSs,n assembled AID pro-
ceeded along Picsdiily, where The pc
lice g.ain attacked IL aud a sharp fshl
took plaza. Several persols we're IL
Iurec and many Iio,ers were taken init
custody.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-10-20
fourth EDITION


Argument was begun yesterday In
SAT- Lake City, Utah, In the Mormon
Church cases on motion 70 appoint n
Receiver. Stipulation Of the facts vas
submitted and agreed upon ~ the OPP
posing counsel, showing that John Tsy.
lor last February conveyed to the differ
emit State presidenoies personal rropsrty
OF tho Church loca;sd IN tns sever-i
COUNTIES vaiued at SOS 1913 $50; that the
Church has remaining Only ths Temple
b ock In Salt Lake City, valued ut
$3.50, coo; tho T,thing block, $50. 600. and
Ameli. Palace, $50. 600; but the Rsceiv
ar appointed should not be limited In
his search for property TO ''Ams speri-
dsd. SIS Claimed by tbs C1urch that
t3s Mormon Church corporation was
oi.solved, and At the April ooufsrsnce
in 1887 NJ pointed three tfustees 10 take
charge OF such property rs the Church
was not allowed TO hold. The nt2n.
msnts will lat two or three days.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-10-20
Assignments and set,iern eIt..

William Walker. I'M porter OF dress
trim mip2s In New York, has made 30
assignment. L.abiiities. 8 IS 900; as
sets, $50 900.
IL Is stated that the Arms OF Thomas
Wsrdeil and W. AIweii, in Bevier,
Missouri, have ttfr cted y settlement,
With their mtn Al SIS cents, sud thai
work Will be resun 90 Ia the mines to
day. The men ,nck for 80 cent?.
Z. Il. Warman, founder and manager
OF the Cincinpsti Com m srcisl A gency,
in Cincinnati, hsa dissppearec, leaving
hts accounts "short, and recaiver ha,
been sppoiated for the ooLcsrn. /. 1,
believed WsrmaL 20 insape.
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-10-20

The "delptn2 Had ISLE
xa.s a-ted sOms fey mon'st
cl0,ed durips tie aSTn n ~
ruuuor, opened 'tr The If'i w
Suncay. Mr.. JOHN Ii .sJ ~
OF thoio ga srperie'oe IN ~
refor 70 and ons Who BnaTs ,a' M
doNns Of the Sums OF Pll,'asl
has been Instrumental In Eap''|
n;ss!oi alive. There is a.sp >
LADY o1rue ctsd with this Inl.s, ~,
a oble work. and oil vii hou, w., Pun
b half Of poor fallen hum anu, :c,1
M ssion Is eitust.d at ms w.. ~
Font aud Jefferson s rae g. Vs., u. !
hold IN, efinys every II u:'ln;
such at prayer and tesllu o a,i,
irRs There will DO q htea,
H. lpipg Bard Mission, co pe.'' 4
son aud Front e,;', tl-niSa" :
Cordially invited
Daily Republican. [volume] ([Wilmington, Del.]) 1874-1890, 1887-10-20

Nine. Anderson's glass blowing ex.
hibltiop, in Odd Elbows Hall, attract
ed another large audience last evening,
ard while many received hsndsome
and va liable presents on their admis.
zion tickets, the main int. rest centered
in the contest for a n4as n!fcent vase OF
work, which 1t was announced would
b" given to the lady receiving the high.
est number OF votes There were several
O IN tertants, anj when tbs vote Was
counted IL WAS found that Mrs. Annie
Cooper had rec ived PSI votes, the next
highest b, ina .s3 tie next 1855, aud Tbs
next 80 votes TIE exhibition 10 we'll
worth o visit, ss IN addition to the glss,
olosipg, Professor Juk.'s wonderful
electrical apparatus IL . study of itself
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Doea.


smyth b Ytel ars having new sEow
cases placed In their store.
Frank a. Robtirs' big show passed
through this CITY, this morning.
First drawing In Clark's watch club,
Oct. 20 4O7 Market street.
The tramp steamer Scotia 10 again
dry locked.
The poles along the electrical line
will soon be put M.
J. Fletcher Mclaughlin has had .
nex sign placed IN front OF bis drug
store, No. ace Market street.
Tue f-rryboat Ohio cleared from the
Harlan a. II ,liugsworth Company q
works Iast evening.
Stockls'a old Ice house hiss been COM
built on the site.
Give Ash, the merchant tailor, q
'sll for your fall sui:s. 7o5 Market
street.
Five three masted schooners were a.
the whnrves OF the Jackson & Sharp
Company yesterday.
Patent faucet, one and Ave gsllon
cana for home use. Pratt's Astral OIL.
u. james Belt, druggists. sole agent
sixth and MirAet. Ask your grocer
for IL.
Charles l.. Simmons, grocer, CORNER
Of Second and Pc plsr stretN, started OF
al extei ded uip 10 the South tbi,
mori ing He Will visit New berne
North Carolina; Charles,on, Florids
and Savannah. Ca lis re'urn trip b,
will step at Richmond and Washing
ton.
TIE Ladies' AID Society Of the Silver
brock n. Z Chapel will give te'
drinking party at h's. Heston's, o;
clayton street below Front, to'morrov
levenipg. There will be reading. speas
ing and singing. A boz will be In tb
hall, where All VITO attend may hsv'
the privilege OF j! oppiug In their mi.
rs they pass Proceeds for the .bensh
of the church.
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Advices from the Indian Territory say
hat few days ago bud" Trainor, John
Leech, Joe" Mi Ter and "Bnl" Chuet,
outlaws, took possession of Mr.. Duck.
worth's store, ~ miles from Tahlequah,
aud held It for three days, selling goods
TO those who would buy, feeding horses
10 the store on the counter, and running
things their own way. They then SCI
the store on fire, burr ing 1t dowI
at a late hour in the night. They ther
fired into IT sidence I'D iacent to the store
and a. the women End children he,
from the house shot at them, after whlcl
they fred the dwelling, staole and CON
crib.